The next one shot will probably be Thor related.
I 'd like to see one where Loki summons the Enchantress and sends her to Midgard

The next one shot will probably be Thor related.
Hopefully we get the one shot where Pym gets de-aged and joins the Avengers.t:
Hey,after the Mandarin thing,I have hope!![]()
Why would you hope for such a silly idea that would only make certain prior comics fans happy and likely alienate audiences that aren't so familiar with the source material?
After the Mandarin short,you really need to ask?That's what they just did!
I don't really think the problems with Thor 2 or Agents of SHIELD have anything to do with pandering. Agents of SHIELD's biggest problem, in my opinion anyway, is that it lacks a strong thematic core. The show was sold to us as a story of totally ordinary people having to live in a world where they are surrounded by beings and things that are bigger and better than we can ever hope to be, and they're just surviving and trying to hold the world together in the face of these titanic, inexorable, larger than life forces that don't give a damn wether they live or die. While that theme has definitely been addressed in the show, it doesn't feel like it's the driving force of the narrative. It feels to me that the writers have had a hard time articulating that theme consistently, and if it got a bigger focus than it's getting now the show would feel a lot more cohesive and compelling.
As for Thor 2, it's biggest problem was a mind numbingly dull villain who was difficult to give a damn about. Honestly, Loki's presence in the film was what kept me from hating it, the stuff with him and Thor was all great.
Hopefully we get the one shot where Pym gets de-aged and joins the Avengers.t:
Hey,after the Mandarin thing,I have hope!![]()
I may be wrong, but I attribute those things to pandering. The theme of AoS is so a spinoff from Coulson being the lead which leads directly to inconsistency, especially on a TV budget.
And I can't think of any explanation for an anemic villain than the other villain of the movie getting an inordinate amount of attention. If you put all the emotional focus of your movie on the secondary villain, of course the primary villain will suck. But who cares? It's Loki. Fangirls go wild, and I'm like 'Why bother making a Thor movie when your main focus is Loki?'
I don't see how that leads to inconsistency, or what a TV budget has to do with that.
But the stuff we did get with Maliketh just wasn't good. I really don't think Loki is to blame for Maliketh's poor showing. Heck, I think having Loki in the capacity they did was just a straight up good idea for a sequel anyway. Loki was the main bad guy of two movies. Now he and Thor are in a buddy cop movie. That's kind of brilliant. No, I really don't think Loki was the problem here. They still had plenty of room to make Maliketh interesting and to give him something interesting to do, they just didn't use it.
Drew Pearce talks about the One Shot
SPOILERS for those who haven't seen
http://voicesfromkrypton.net/all-hail-the-king-writerdirector-drew-pearce-vfk-exclusive/
I really enjoyed that one-shot. Sets up some interesting things for the future.
Is Justin Hammer gay?
They should get Tarantino just to piss of Spike Lee
I would rather see an actor cast as Young Pym than De-Age Michael Douglas.
It will probably be a younger actor and abut of de-aged Douglas depending on how far the flashbacks go.
Renner's not getting recast. He's already said that he's happy to come back and Whedon has already said that Hawkeye will have a bigger role in AOU.I was thinking one related to AOS would be good as well.
Based on the fact that Jeremy Renner wasn't happy with his role in the first film, I was thinking about the idea of him being recast and the character joining AOS. This would give the show a heavy-hitter (moreso than they have now) and someone that would legitimately be able to take down a super-powered foe.
As for the One Shot, have him meeting with Fitz and Simmons on some new tech for his arrows, maybe training with Ward for a mission in which they have to take down Blizzard or Graviton, recapture an escaped Abomination, something. Then the following season would have him joining Coulson's team, fighting bad guys, etc etc.
Whedon has already said that Hawkeye will have a bigger role in AOU.